Nick Turse

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The Pentagon is using a new method of tallying the number of U.S. soldiers killed and wounded in the Iran war that a U.S. government official said was “designed to obscure the count.”

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The official total of dead and wounded personnel, as documented over months of reporting by The Intercept, has been a gross undercount, stemming from what that same official previously called a “casualty cover-up.” Read the full cover-up here: interc.pt/3RMfDiC

The Pentagon Found a New Way to Undercount U.S. Casualties in Iran

U.S. troops killed or wounded since July 7 are now counted separately from casualties during the first months of the Iran war.

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Malik Muhammad was transferred after officials flagged messages where the activist said they “have always been anti-Israel my whole life.” The messages prompted a further review, according to the misconduct report obtained exclusively by The Intercept.

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